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Este tema es tan magicamente poderoso. Me hace sentir un profundo agradecimiento, me hace sentir tranquila, me hace sentir feliz. 🙌💓 GRACIAS GRACIAS GRACIAS.
Chukum as word has its origin in the Maya language. It is a material created after boiling the roots of the Havardia albicans tree that grows in Yucatan and limestone. The ancestral Mayans used this to "paint" buildings or pools, since this is a naturally waterproof material. They also used it to soak the skins of animals and paint textiles. Hope I helped!
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Este tema es tan magicamente poderoso. Me hace sentir un profundo agradecimiento, me hace sentir tranquila, me hace sentir feliz. 🙌💓 GRACIAS GRACIAS GRACIAS.
Que buena música para seguir dibujando y creando, El Búho nunca decepciona.
I love this music so much, it's like sweet escape. Thank you el Buho, whoever you are. Damn...
u could google and find out who he is ^^
This human is top notch quality ~ a special one ~ bless his heart ~
Volar con El Búho es volar bonito !! 💙
De las mejores canciones habidas y por haber del mundo mundial
Me hizo vibrar bien alto 🌻
Me hizo llorar
It makes me feel perfectly balanced
Q paaaazzzzz 🎶🎵🎶🎶🎵
Me encanta!!!!😍
Nice to meet Lovely music 💖🌻
👋💕👋 😄😄
mi ser reacciona como si está música fuera magia
Me alegra el alma. :D
Che meraviglia!!!
Mon dieu, cette beauté.
Bella 👍
🌿
Los dejaste búho los dejaste muy atras
Te quiero
Please collaborate and remix this shit! Make your drops HARD AF. YOUR gonna kill it! $$$ 😉 clubkid here. Love yous guys.
Don’t think this was ever intended as a club banger tho.
Nicola cruz has made a remix already
Anybody came here after listening this track from expo 2020 Dubai?
What is the translate to "chucum"?
And in what language is it?
Chukum as word has its origin in the Maya language. It is a material created after boiling the roots of the Havardia albicans tree that grows in Yucatan and limestone. The ancestral Mayans used this to "paint" buildings or pools, since this is a naturally waterproof material.
They also used it to soak the skins of animals and paint textiles.
Hope I helped!
@@Ricsvky Thanks sir
Arrivederci